Tag: Culled Culture
A (Semi) Practical Defense Against the Latest Rom-Com Study
The latest study on the detriments of watching rom-coms have revealed results that one may find somewhat surprising. Rather than, say, proving that ingesting a steady [Read More…]
Sandra Bullock Brings Politics Into It With Our Brand Is Crisis
When Our Brand Is Crisis first came out, it seemed as though it would hold the same promise for Sandra Bullock as The Blind Side. [Read More…]
Night Thoughts May Very Well Be Suede At Their Best
Suede is a band whose history is rather legendary not just because of how rife with drama Brett Anderson’s personal issues once were, but because [Read More…]
From “California Dreamin'” to “Freak”: California’s Musical History As A Haven for Weirdos
As New York-born Lana Del Rey continues to graft California and its (anti-)cultural trappings for her music, it leads one to take pause and reflect [Read More…]
What Is Madonna Trying To Tell Us With Her Rare & Unexpected Performance of “Take A Bow”?
Madonna never sings “Take A Bow” live. The only times she ever succumbed was when it was released as a single in 1995 and she [Read More…]
Bradley Cooper Persists in His Typecast as The Bad Boy Gone Good in Burnt a.k.a. Aloha 2
As Bradley Cooper’s filmography continues to expand, it’s surprising to find that rather than opting for the expected stereotype of someone with an aesthetic such [Read More…]
Calling Bullshit on Amber Rose and Kim Kardashian “Making Peace”
Ah, the delights of celebrity feuds. In a Twitter rant that may or may not have been part genuine, part publicity stunt, Kanye West set [Read More…]
The Psychology of Friendship as Highlighted by Queen of Earth
A one-two punch of emotional trauma can be especially difficult for someone prone to always getting their way in life, and generally having things in [Read More…]
Sophia Loren Builds on Her Bitch Face Resume in Latest D&G Campaign Ad
Just when you thought Sophia Loren’s bitch face couldn’t possibly top that time in 1957 when she gave Jayne Mansfield a look that could kill [Read More…]
Lucille Ball Is The Future of All NYC Women in Stone Pillow
Lucille Ball never quite got the accolades she deserved for switching to drama in the 1985 TV movie, Stone Pillow. Directed by George Schaefer, the [Read More…]
